Fundraiser to Benefit Vernon Hershberger
 | Volunteer attorney, Amy Salberg; farmer Vernon Hershberger; attorney Elizabeth Rich; and attorney Glenn Reynolds
after the Hershberger trial. |
Tuesday, August 26, 2014 at 5 p.m. Turner Hall Ballroom - Milwaukee, WI Local Vendors - Local Music - Local Food - Silent Auction Attend the fundraiser to help FTCLDF member, Vernon Hershberger, recover from the huge losses incurred by the devastating fire that occurred right before his trial. At this exciting fundraiser, you will: - Meet special guests including Joel Salatin
- Hear riveting discussions on food sovereignty
- Shop at interesting exhibits...including the FTCLDF!
- Graze on nutrient-dense local food
- Enjoy the festivities with local musicians and the silent auction
EXCITING NEWS: All attendees that join the FTCLDF at the event will receive a FREE Polyface YOU! 3-DVD Set featuring Joel Salatin, filmed November 2013.  | Join FTCLDF at the fundraiser and get this 3-DVD set FREE! |
Membership is $50/consumers and $125/farmers or artisans. Make sure to ask Joel to sign it for you! He's the FTCLDF's biggest fan! FUNDRAISER TICKETS *VIP Adult - $50 *VIP Child - $10 (12 and under) General Admission Adult - $25 General Admission Child - FREE (12 and under) *The VIP ticket includes the opportunity to meet the farmers and eat organic appetizers. Buy Tickets Now! FEATURED GUEST SPEAKERS - Vernon Hershberger - FTCLDF member, farmer, and local raw milk pioneer
- Joel Salatin - FTCLDF member, author, and owner of Polyface Farms
- Elizabeth Rich Esq. - FTCLDF Vice President, and lead attorney for the Hershberger trial
- David Gumpert - author, The Raw Milk Revolution and TheCompletePatient.com blog
- Max Kane - FarmMatch.com
- Gretchen Mead - Victory Garden Initiative
While at the event, visit our exhibit and attorney Elizabeth Rich!  Elizabeth Rich is Vice President of the FTCLDF and a Wisconsin attorney who has practiced in the areas of environmental, land use and regulatory law for 25 years. She works for clients who challenge the government. She has lived on a 40-acre farm since 1995 and raises goats for dairy products and chickens for meat and eggs. Over the years she's kept dairy cows, pigs, ducks, turkeys, guineas, rabbits and geese in addition to a large garden and fruit production. Elizabeth's goal is to produce as much of her own food as possible, as her 25 years of experience with the governmental agencies charged with protection of our food supply has led her to the conclusion that she is not protected. For more information on this fundraiser, visit www.vernonhershberger.com/fundraisers |
Donations to the Farm-to-Consumer Legal Defense Fund are always appreciated though not tax-deductible. Prefer to make a tax-deductible donation? Contact us by email at [email protected] or call 703-208-FARM (3276). |
